For small-cap CEOs and IR teams

Know your retail investors. Build stronger relationships.

Connect shareholder records with your investor contacts and engagement. See which retail holders you’re reaching, who needs attention, and where to follow up.

Built inside Onfolio Holdings, a Nasdaq-listed small-cap.

An investor relationship, with the missing piece visible.
Alex MorganFictional shareholder · illustrative example
Ownership record
Listed on your latest NOBO upload
Contact record
No confirmed contact linked
Recorded engagement
Unknown until a contact is matched
Next step

Review this holder’s contact details before your next investor update.

See the gap. Check the evidence. Decide what to do next.

The Onfolio experience

A major holder was missing from the mailing list.

“With SharePulse I discovered one of my largest retail shareholders wasn't on my mailing list — he'd never even emailed me. It also helped me identify new shareholders and see how engaged each of them was with my newsletter.”
Dom Wells

Dom WellsCEO, Onfolio Holdings (ONFO) · Founder, SharePulse

Understand your retail shareholder base.
Make the next conversation count.

Three ways SharePulse helps you turn scattered records into useful IR work.

Find the shareholders you’re not reaching.

Compare your NOBO and transfer agent records with your investor contacts. See which recorded holders have a confirmed contact match, where contact details are missing, and how recorded positions change over time.

Shareholder records · Contact matching · Position history

In practice

A significant holder appears on your shareholder list, but has no linked contact in your CRM.

Know who deserves a follow-up.

Bring an investor’s recorded engagement into one timeline. Use replies, tracked downloads and other activity to prioritize personal attention, with suggested outreach you can review and edit.

Investor timelines · Engagement signals · Drafted outreach

In practice

A contact replies to an update and downloads your deck. You have the context for a relevant conversation.

Show the progress behind your IR work.

Bring ownership snapshots, audience engagement and follow-up activity into the same conversation. Give your board or clients a clearer account of the relationships you’re building and the gaps still to address.

Ownership trends · Engagement reporting · Follow-up activity

In practice

Your next report shows changes in your recorded shareholder base alongside investor activity and next steps.

Ownership lists are snapshots with limited coverage. Engagement adds context; it does not establish why someone bought or sold shares.

Start with the data you already have.

Your first useful result is a clearer view of the people behind your records.

  1. 1

    Bring your records

    Start with a shareholder list and investor contacts. We’ll confirm the imports and connections available for your setup.

  2. 2

    Review the matches

    Check suggested identities before linking engagement to a shareholder. See where your records leave gaps.

  3. 3

    Choose your next action

    Identify contact gaps, review engaged investors and plan the follow-ups that deserve your time.

Keep the wider picture in view.

Market monitoring, peer research and AI perception audits add context to your investor relationships. Explore them when you need to understand the conversation around your company.

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Use a shared agency overview to spot which clients need attention, keep firm relationships organized, and make your work easier to explain at the next client meeting.

See pricing for IR firms

One plan. Every feature. Unlimited seats.

$799 per ticker / month. IR firms: $499 per ticker / month wholesale.

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See who you could be reaching.

Request access to start with your shareholder records and investor contacts. We’ll confirm the data setup with you and help you get ready for your 14-day trial.